Dahua · DH-PFM3350 Series · Line-Interactive UPS · 600VA / 1500VA / 2000VA
Dahua PFM3350 UPS
Dahua DH-PFM3350 Series Line-Interactive UPS for CCTV
Protect your CCTV recorder, cameras and network equipment from voltage fluctuations and unexpected power outages with the Dahua DH-PFM3350 series line-interactive UPS. Three Australian-standard 230 V models cover everything from a compact residential NVR install through to larger commercial fleets with a monitor, switches and workstation on the same UPS. Choose the DH-PFM3350-600 (600 VA / 360 W) for smaller systems, the DH-PFM3350-1500 (1500 VA / 900 W) for typical multi-camera installations, or the DH-PFM3350-2000L (2000 VA / 1200 W) tower for larger installs and extended-capacity commercial systems.
All three models use line-interactive topology with digital voltage stabilisation, a rapid 4–8 ms transfer time, and protection against overload, short circuit, overcharging and over-discharge. Wide 170–280 V AC input range copes with fluctuating Australian mains. Select your required model above before adding to cart.
Three Capacity Options
600 VA / 360 W for a compact NVR + few cameras, 1500 VA / 900 W for larger installations, or 2000 VA / 1200 W for larger commercial systems.
Digital Voltage Stabilisation
Wide 170–280 V AC input range with automatic voltage regulation keeps a stable 230 V output during brownouts and surges — without dipping to battery.
Fast 4–8 ms Transfer
Rapid switching keeps compatible recorders, cameras and network equipment operating uninterrupted through mains dropouts.
Australian Standard 230 V
Australian input plug and Australian output sockets on every model — plug-and-play into a residential or commercial CCTV rack out of the box.
Choose the Right Model
| Model |
DH-PFM3350-600 |
DH-PFM3350-1500 |
DH-PFM3350-2000L |
| Capacity |
600 VA / 360 W |
1500 VA / 900 W |
2000 VA / 1200 W |
| Best suited to |
Small CCTV system or single NVR |
Larger NVR, cameras and network equipment |
Larger commercial installs, full racks and workstations |
| Input current |
2.9 A |
7.2 A |
9.5 A |
| Output current |
2.7 A |
6.9 A |
9.2 A |
| Battery |
1 × 12 V / 7 Ah |
2 × 12 V / 7 Ah |
2 × 12 V / 9 Ah |
| Max backup at rated load |
3 min |
3 min |
3 min |
| Australian output sockets |
2 |
2 |
2 |
| Product dimensions (L × W × H) |
297 × 101 × 142 mm |
370 × 138 × 165 mm |
370 × 138 × 165 mm |
| Net weight |
4.4 kg |
11.4 kg |
12.2 kg |
Shared Specifications
| Brand |
Dahua |
| Topology |
Line-interactive with digital voltage stabilisation |
| Input voltage range |
170–280 V AC |
| Rated input frequency |
50 / 60 Hz |
| Output voltage |
230 V AC (default) |
| Output frequency |
50 Hz ± 0.1 Hz |
| Transfer time |
Typical 4–8 ms |
| Output waveform |
AC mode: pure sine wave · Battery mode: simulated sine wave |
| Battery type |
Lead-acid |
| Charging current |
1 A |
| Charging time |
4–6 hours to 90% |
| Overload capacity |
30 seconds |
| Protection |
Overload, short circuit, over-discharge and overcharge |
| Plug & sockets |
Australian standard · 1.2 m input cable |
| Casing material |
Plastic · matte black |
| Operating environment |
0 °C to +40 °C · 0–90% RH non-condensing |
| Storage environment |
−15 °C to +55 °C · 0–90% RH non-condensing |
| Certifications |
CE |
| Warranty in Australia |
3 years through CCTV Guru Australia |
Important: All three UPS units are rated for approximately 3 minutes runtime at full rated load. Reducing the connected load extends runtime — at 25–50% load the UPS will typically provide enough time to ride out short brownouts and gracefully shut down connected equipment. Confirm the total wattage of your recorder, cameras, switches and other equipment before selecting a model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which model should I choose for a typical Dahua CCTV kit?
For a 4–8 channel NVR and a handful of cameras, the DH-PFM3350-600 (600 VA / 360 W) is usually enough. Add a network switch, larger 16-channel NVR or a monitor and the DH-PFM3350-1500 (1500 VA / 900 W) is the safer pick. For larger commercial installs — a full rack, workstation and multiple recorders — step up to the DH-PFM3350-2000L (2000 VA / 1200 W).
How long will the UPS keep my CCTV running during a blackout?
All three models are rated for approximately 3 minutes runtime at full load. Runtime extends significantly as load drops — at around 25–50% of the rated wattage you can expect enough runtime to save recording sessions, ride out most brownouts and gracefully shut down connected equipment. Sizing the UPS well above your actual load is the easiest way to extend runtime.
Does it need any special outlet or wiring?
No. Each model uses a standard Australian 10 A plug with a 1.2 m input cable and provides Australian output sockets (2 sockets per unit). Plug the UPS into a wall socket, plug your NVR/cameras/switches into the UPS.
Will it work with non-Dahua equipment?
Yes. These are generic line-interactive UPS units and will power any small IT equipment — Hikvision NVRs, TP-Link switches, routers, modems, monitors — as long as total load is within the wattage rating.
What is the DH-PFM3350-2000L "L" suffix?
The "L" indicates a long-body tower form factor housing a larger 2 × 9 Ah battery bank (versus 2 × 7 Ah on the 1500) — the right choice for larger CCTV rooms and commercial systems that want the extra capacity headroom.
Can I replace the internal battery later?
Yes. The internal 12 V sealed lead-acid batteries are user-serviceable at end of life (typically 3–5 years). Replace with matching capacity SLA batteries to restore original runtime.
What input voltage range does the UPS accept?
All three models accept a wide 170–280 V AC input at 50/60 Hz. That range comfortably absorbs typical Australian mains fluctuations, brownouts and surges — the UPS keeps a stable 230 V output without discharging the battery through these events.